Sentence examples for central objections to from inspiring English sources

One of Husserl's central objections to this view is that logical principles like the Principle of Non-Contradiction can be denied by human individuals, and indeed have been denied, for example by Hegel.

But herein lies the central objection to IQ testing in principle.

The central objection to retrocession is that it fails to give voice to the District's unique culture and interests.

The focus on freedom of political speech has meant that a central objection to the 2012 laws – breach of freedom of association – has only been obliquely made.

But the central objection to multicultural reforms comes from the belief that traditional literate culture is more meaningful than newly promoted objects of study­that the lives and works of the hitherto ignored, however much we may wish to feature them for sentimental or political reasons, are less remarkable human achievements than the classics, and their study therefore less rewarding.

In sum, Nietzsche's central objection to MPS is that it thwarts the development of human excellence.

Williams himself is not particularly impressed by those venerable distinctions;[21] but he does think that there is a real and crucial distinction that is closely related to them, and that it is a central objection to utilitarianism that it ignores this distinction.

The cause-law principle has come in for a lot of criticism since it received its canonical formulation in Hume's regularity theory of causation, and it is worth briefly reviewing some of the central objections relevant to Davidson's own discussions.

Anyone who has followed this debate knows that the central conservative objections to the Senate bill are twofold: That it would lead to a long-term increase in low-skilled immigration, legal and otherwise, while vitiating, through its immediate legalization of the illegal population, the political incentives for actually following through on its promises of border and workplace enforcement.

First, the Tory rebels' central objection is to the whole idea of an elected Upper House, empowered to challenge the ancient supremacy of the Commons.

There were, he said, three central objections: limited access to eurozone summits for those EU members who don't yet use the euro; a failure to properly address Europe's debt crisis; and the ratification process in the Czech Republic, which Mr Necas freely described as "very complicated and uncertain".